Reggae and Soca beats, the scent of mouthwatering food and bold, vibrant Caribbean colors of red, green and yellow infuse the air with an intoxicating feast for the senses at the annual Caribbean Food and Music Festival hosted by the Central Alabama Caribbean American Organization (CACAO). It’s a scene that CACAO and festival founder Pauline...
Author: Adrienne Nettles (Adrienne Nettles)
Going All In: Army major’s nonprofit empowers others through lifestyle wellness
Each week, inCity Magazine will feature a “Going All In” grant awardee to spotlight how their nonprofit is making an impact in our communities. For U.S. Army major and fitness coach Dewayne Webb, fitness encompasses balancing many dimensions of our lives. Webb, founder of the Christian-based nonprofit All About Fitness (AAF), leads free bootcamp-style workouts nine days a week...
Montgomery mother of adult children with Alzheimer’s disease finds special meaning in Mother’s Day
When Mary Salter became a mom, she never envisioned that the bulk of her motherhood would be caring for two children with Alzheimer’s disease. A full-time caregiver to her son Bryan, 42, and daughter Carrie, 40, Salter is part of a family that has seen their fair share of Alzheimer’s disease. Her children inherited a...